Colovore: ORD04
Colovore's fourth Chicago-area facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Aurora's Meridian Business Campus, adjacent to the company's ORD01 site. Two-hall design with service dates in late 2028 and early 2029.
Colovore's fourth Chicago-area facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Aurora's Meridian Business Campus, adjacent to the company's ORD01 site. Two-hall design with service dates in late 2028 and early 2029.
ORD02 is Colovore's second Chicago-area facility, located in West Chicago and extending the company's distributed footprint across the metro. The liquid-cooled, HVDC-ready site is under construction and pre-leasing for edge AI and high-performance colocation workloads.
Colovore's second Dallas-market facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building on Heritage Parkway in north Fort Worth. Four-hall design following Colovore's standard high-density spec-build template, with service dates running late 2027 through 2028.
Colovore's first Chicago-area facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Aurora's Meridian Business Campus. Single data hall slated for service in late 2026.
Colovore's third Chicago-area facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Aurora's Meridian Business Campus. Two-hall design with service dates in 2028.
Colovore's first Dallas-market facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Mesquite, TX. Four-hall design following Colovore's standard high-density spec-build template, with service dates running 2028 into 2029.
Colovore's second Reno-market facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building on North Virginia Street in Reno proper — distinct from the company's RNO01 site in Sparks. Two-hall design following Colovore's standard high-density spec-build template.
Colovore launched its first single-story, 24,000-square-foot (2,230-square-meter) facility in Santa Clara in 2014, with its most recent expansion announced in February 2022.
Colovore's liquid-cooled colocation data center is located in Reno, Nevada.
Colovore is developing a liquid-cooled data center outside Austin, Texas, featuring a 180,000-square-foot (16,720-square-meter) data center and a 13,000-square-foot office complex.
Colovore's second high-density, liquid-cooled data center is located immediately adjacent to its first data center in Santa Clara.
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